Bank · Atlas · Falsafa

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Against Stephanus IClassical · Greek

Pasio's banking business, leased to Phormio and central to the dispute over deposits, rental, and assets.

Now let me show you the lease under which Phormio had taken the bank from my father;

For you all know that, while my father was engaged in the banking business, Phormio sat at the counter and was his manager;

against stephanus i ¶

However, to make the story brief, men of Athens, he would not do one of the things to which he had agreed, and tried to withhold from me the money which he held as capital in the bank;

against stephanus i ¶

For PhormioClassical · Greek

Pasio’s banking business, later leased to Phormio and others.

Among these were eleven talents of the bank’s deposits, profitably invested.

for phormio ¶

For other bankers, who had no rent to pay, but carried on their business on their own account, have all come to ruin;

for phormio ¶

Many proofs might one advance and set forth to show that the plaintiff’s claim to a sum of banking capital is malicious and baseless.

for phormio ¶